In such instances, corporations may substituted adroit handling of government relation for innovation and competitiveness. Finally, corporations also can circumvent import restrictions by shifting their activities. For example, instead of conducting trade, corporation can shift to foreign direct investment...
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For example, instead of conducting trade, corporation can shift to foreign direct investment. The result may be a drop in trade inflow, yet the domestic industry may still be under strong pleasure from the foreign firms. The investment of Japanese car producers In the United States serve as an example...
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